OoOoo pretty! What species of laughing thrush is she?She absolutely couldn't be more precious! For some reason she reminds me of my Suka, who is a Laughing Thrush, maybe because Suka has the same cage. (You may be able to tell by the shadows..lol)
It’s so surreal seeing wild sparrows and hearing them chirp! She can be pretty loud for a little bird, she chirps in the morning for mealworms! LolI have house sparrows that nest every winter in the edges of a patio awning. I always think of Milly when I see them
She's a Melodious Laughing Thrush, AKA as a Chinese hwamei
How tame is she?She's a Melodious Laughing Thrush, AKA as a Chinese hwamei
Ours is a Prevue, I bet there isn't much difference in them at all.
As she's gotten older she is less scared of us. In fact, when I change her waters she hops over and sits on my fingerHow tame is she?
Edit: I listened to their sounds on YouTube, so pleasant
Oh wow!!As she's gotten older she is less scared of us. In fact, when I change her waters she hops over and sits on my finger
It hurts to watch see slow down, she stayed on the bottom of her cage most of the time anyway, but now she never leaves it. I was told that she was three when we got her, but the guy we got her from also told me the two Rosey Bourke's we got from him were babies, but their bands said they were both six years old
If we could believe that she is three then that makes her around twelve now. Unfortunately, I've been unable to find what their expected lifespan is in captivity so I worry all the time about her.
Please accept my apologies, I didn't mean to hijack your thread!
Here's a link to her thread so I won't distract any more from Milly
Masuka's story
You're so sweet, thank you. I love hearing about yours as wellOh wow!!
And you didn’t hijack it! I love hearing about your birds
